lawmaking

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• The public will hear more about what exactly happened, and lawmakers will also have time to take more nuanced positions.

• In the District, lawmakers in September approved a package of sweeping road-safety measures to accelerate improvements to bike and pedestrian infrastructure, expand the city’s automated traffic enforcement program and boost traffic safety education.

• A second was to remind everyone of the lingering and lasting effects of the trauma on lawmakers, their staffs, law enforcement officers and Capitol support employees.

• His supporters, the managers said, were heeding his calls with their violent plans to stop the vote count and even harm lawmakers.

• Powell has repeatedly urged lawmakers to keep relief flowing, especially for the 10 million Americans whose jobs have not returned since the pandemic began.

• Yes, the future lawmaker built up a full-service Santa business with a sleigh pulled by real reindeer.

• The brash, engaged, occasionally self-centered ex-lawmaker seemed to retreat inward and practically disappear.

• Last week, a Republican state lawmaker introduced a bill that would change the way the state awards its 16 electoral votes.

• The celebrity lawmaker gets his first full term as a U.S. Senator.

• Mitchell has close ties with Sen. Jerry Tillman, the lawmaker who sponsored the bill.

• In this respect they are, like those geological expositions, useful lessons and mementoes to the lawmaker.

• As sovereignty is universal, everybody becomes lawmaker and regulator of his neighbors.

• In druidic times priest, teacher, and lawmaker were honored above brute force of arms.